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this depends on your point of view. For me, being able to install a package even when some dependences are not met is a fundamental feature. Regarding the ver

this depends on your point of view. For me, being able to install a package even when some dependences are not met is a fundamental feature. Regarding the versions, slackware-current is a very up-to-date rolling distro (e.g. much more so than ubuntu).

mruts 7y ago
I mean, you can install packages without deps with Arch as well. Also, why is that important to you?
- bildung 7y ago
  Same for Debian and its forks (dpkg --ignore-depends) and I'm pretty sure rpm/yum has a similar option.